For her fourth album, Neotropic moves to the under-the-radar, but excellent, American label Mush. With "New Cross," she drifts into a quiet space, emphasizing the folk elements, with a touch of rhythm to ground it. "Inch Inch" picks up the pace some, making the drum patterns more noticeable, though it disintegrates halfway through into an ambiance that will continue onto "Magpies" and its ethnic, influenced vocals, which stand in contrast to the moaning chorus of "Joe Luke." "Feelin' Remote" returns to the bucolic feel, with some bells and strings to enhance the experience, as "If We Were Trees" wraps up the album on a woozy note (not counting, of course, the heavy-rocking hidden track). A pleasant experience.